General Pest Control:
Utilizing an integrated pest management system, we understand that each home is unique and each pest
problem requires a different approach.  By conducting a through inspection of your home and property, we can
determine how your home can become infested.

If you have a pre-existing pest problem, our technicians are trained to seek out the reasons, develop a program
specific to your home, and offer advice to aid in the most effective and long lasting solution for your Central
Florida pest control needs.
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In the state of Florida we have many different types of Cockroaches, unique to our climate. Understanding the
habitat, and ecology of these pests, and the tendencies of each specific breed helps us to determine the most
direct method of elimination.
Cockroaches:
With any indoor ant, please discontinue the use of over-the-counter bug sprays, as some species of ant may
increase egg production or even split into two or more colonies. More...
Ants:
Fleas and Ticks:
Flea and Tick activity generally spikes 2 times a year, in the spring and also in the fall. It is during these spikes in
activity when you may notice you have brought home an unwanted house guest. Professional assistance is
generally recommended due to the massive egg production these pests are capable of.
Bed Bugs:
Since bed bugs hide in small crevices, they can travel with luggage, furniture, clothing, boxes, ect. This is how
they move between hotels, homes and apartments. Used furniture, particularly bed frames and mattresses, are of
greatest risk of harboring bed bugs and their eggs. They may be present in vacant apartments hiding in cracks
and crevices since they may survive months without a blood meal. Bed bugs may travel between nearby
apartments through voids in walls and holes though which wires and pipes pass.
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The most common termite in Florida is the Eastern Subterranean Termite, though there are a few other species
common to Central Florida. Those being Drywood Termites and the Formosan Termite. Please see our termite
page for more information.
Eastern Subterranean Termites:
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Alison DuFlon-DeLeo